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Heat release rate curves recalculated from the method well fit the experimental ones.

The performance of mixing is recalculated from the local measurements of the concentration fields and visualised by the local degree of deviation.

These mineral equilibria were recalculated from the Klein and Bricker free energies using the iron and silicon contents in the vent fluid from Franklin Seamount in Table 1 and plotted in Fig. 10.

The correction to subsurface temperatures due to the palaeoclimate record uses standard procedures (e.g. Beck 1977; Beardsmore and Cull 2001; Westaway and Younger 2013) and heat flow is then recalculated from the corrected temperature gradients.

Models showing the largest variance about the mean were either rejected or down-weighted, and the arithmetic mean model was recalculated from the remaining weighted models until some kind of convergence.

In the case where radionuclides were deposited in the walls of the colon, the distribution to the activity in the walls was recalculated from the 'old gastrointestinal tract regions' to the regions described in the ICRP Human alimentary tract model [18].

The size of each AuRP was recalculated from cm to the percentage value.

The size of each isothermal-area was recalculated from cm to the percentage value.

Coefficients of variations are 0.47 for the phage T4, 0.55 for the phage α (as recalculated from [4]), 0.62 for the phage R17 and 0.77 for the phage M13.

However, both the exercise study with freely moving telemetered dogs showed a complete correction for HR and temperature by the proposed correction formula, and the results recalculated from literature studies tabulated in this study are qualitatively supportive of the results reported in animals and in humans in cases of both hypo- and hyperthermia.

The MsbA and EmrE structures were retracted after publication of the Sav1866 structure(1171) and recalculated from original data to correct the handedness and topology.